Could I use this product to coat a ceramic mosaic table top that would be used outdoors?
20555
In one word: No. It will coat anything nicely, but any Epoxy resin will yellow, crack and generally degrade when exposed to constant UV rays and weather. It will last a few years but be prepared to do the project again. If it's under a canopy then it will last longer, but overall these coatings are not meant to be used outdoors
20556
I definitely think you could, and that you'd be very pleased with the result. Some tips: make sure your surface is as level as you can get it before application, make sure you mix the heck out of the two components, like ad-nauseum, when you think you've mixed enough, mix it more. I found it useful to have a heat gun handy during application. If you see bubbles, gently hit them with the heat gun and they'll come out. Be careful not to burn the epoxy compound though!
20557
I agree with the other answer, that the product could do very well on your mosaic table. Do mix -- and mix some more -- before pouring the glaze. It is self-leveling, and the only problem you might have is run-off at the edges if there are little "grout valleys". The heat gun sounds like a good idea.
2174027
It's a spray paint, I didn't personally try it outside, but I see no reason it wouldn't work. I would consider a clear sealer to apply after the glow in the dark, just to be safe
1858442
Not sure. I have used the product on 2-D paper mosaics and 3-D ceramics. Most of the time it gives a nice high gloss, but sometimes leaves cloudy spots. I wouldn't 't use it on a piece that I had put my heart, soul and a great deal of time into.
1838454
I don't know but I would think you could. The elements might be hard on the finish, but you could always spray paint it if need be.
1952917
Yes. It won't be water proof, but if you are just sealing it, this stuff will work. If you need water proof, look for a water proof varnish.
2077085
I don't think this is the product you want for that application. I would go with an outdoor wood coating such as spar varnish, there are a few sold here but here is one: http://www.amazon.com/Rust-Oleum-207008-Marine-Varnish-1-Quart/dp/B000C011CE/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1422888899&sr=8-1&keywords=outdoor+wood+varnish
1978541
I didn't use it for outdoors. For outdoors I prefer Patio Paint. I really recommend "Patio Paint" for outdoors or Martha Stewart paints.
930327
There's an outdoor version of Mod Podge. http://www.amazon.com/Podge-CS11220-8-Ounce-Glue-Outdoor/dp/B001681ZA4 That might be a better option. I use the hard coat myself for lots of indoor projects but have never tried for outdoors. I would also laminate the photo first or use some additional way of sealing it as a backup precaution, ya know, just in case. Good luck!
1138640
The instructions say not to use it over silicon caulking but I don't know about roof coating. I have had it on my deck for about 8 years and it is still clean and white. This is a deck I do not walk on much.
435806
This is meant for outdoor use. It may work, on say furniture, if applied & dried outdoors; but should not be used indoors in general.
915028
Yes, but I would put a coat of clear finish on it so that it doesn't rot. I did and it looks great outside!
2097162
I don't see why not. I used it on my slate table top. It made the slate richer/darker looking and the water beads off of it.
688167
It has a water resistant finish on the top, but I don't think I would recommend using this outdoors. You could polyurethane it yourself as an added precaution but I would be concerned about the glue that holds the 50 or so individual pieces together. If you do decide to go for it and polyurethane it yourself, be sure to do the underside because that comes without any protective finish. Even if it is not rained on directly, it will absorb moisture from the humidity and it is vulnerable on the underside.
1804499
I'm not sure but I don't believe it was intended for outdoor use the coating is more to protect them from chipping each other and themselves. sorry i can't be of more help
869691
yes! definitely. I'd suggest something like acrylic that isn't water soluble, just for longevity. But painting on it works like a charm.
262512
It's good to use on an outside patio for porcelain tile application. Water won't penetrate it, as it is solid plastic, but I'm not sure that is what you mean by waterproofing.
1527723
It's just a small little bottle, I used it for sponging. Not sure it would "cover" a table. Spray paint would work better